At its meeting on May 10-11, the board also approved two capital projects.

President Ron Liebowitz sent a message to the college community May 6 reaffirming the college's support for the project.

With wit, humility and a profound grasp of history, Harvard University professor of government Eric Nelson explored the origins of America’s turn to republican government in the Fulton Lecture.

Middlebury students are continuing the long tradition of receiving major fellowships, scholarships and awards. To date, the Watson fellowships, Truman scholarships, Fulbright awards, Keasbey fellowships, State Department critical language scholarships have been announced. 

On April 28 Middlebury College hosted a second panel discussion on whether the institution should divest its endowment of investments in the fossil fuel industry.

The event is the second in a series of discussions devoted to the college's endowment management policies and practices.

106-year-old philanthropist was a champion of peace and cultural understanding.

Nelson's lecture will be the 2013 John Hamilton Fulton Lecture in the Liberal Arts.

Prospective members of the Class of 2017 attend classes, participate in discussions and experience campus life as their day of decision—May 1—approaches.

Professor who studies the cell from which an egg develops is honored by Middlebury for her teaching and her research.